Hvor mange tyske soldater døde under 1 verdenskrig?

Indholdsfortegnelse:

1. Hvor mange tyske soldater døde under 1 verdenskrig?
2. Was Spain a neutral country in World War Two?
3. Was Spain an anglophile in World War II?
4. What does it mean to be neutral in World War 2?
5. Why was Spain isolated after WW2?

Hvor mange tyske soldater døde under 1 verdenskrig?

Tyskland: 1.800.000 dræbte. 30.000 danskere fra Sønderjylland deltog som tyske soldater.

Was Spain a neutral country in World War Two?

• Of the many officially neutral countries in World War Two, Spain was perhaps the country closest to Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Here, Laura Kerr follows up on her article on Switzerland in World War Two, by considering whether General Franco’s Nationalist Spain was a friend of Hitler, or actually neutral between the Allies and Axis Powers.

Was Spain an anglophile in World War II?

• Another influential Anglophile was the Duke of Alba, Spain's ambassador in London. From the very beginning of World War II, Spain favoured the Axis Powers. Apart from ideology, Spain had a debt to Germany of $212 million for supplies of matériel during the Civil War.

What does it mean to be neutral in World War 2?

• Neutral - An impartial or unbiased state or person. Spain’s official stance of non-belligerence during World War Two is best taken with a pinch of salt. While its reasons to stay uninvolved appear legitimate, in reality Spain was arguably the most involved out of all “neutral countries”.

Why was Spain isolated after WW2?

• As a result of their cooperation with Nazi Germany, not only militaristically but also economically, Spain was isolated by the major powers in the immediate aftermath of World War Two.